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9/11Shameful Core of Covert Narcissist: Inferior Vulnerability Compensated
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- 2023-03-19
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- narcissist, shame, guilt, grandiosity gap, fantasies, grandiosity, conformity, ideas of reference, false self, worthlessness, failure, loser, inadequacy, self, negative, affectivity, pandemic, mortification, narcissistic, borderline, defenses, helplessness, hopelessness, fear, humiliation, normal, true self, abuse. childhood, narcissists, psychopaths, socialization, acculturation, lidija rangelovska, personality disorder, genetics, genes, character, trauma, fantasy, delusions, ego, superego, reality
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Shame is a powerful, defining dynamic in vulnerable, fragile, shy, covert narcissism. Not so in the grandiose-overt variant. Time to redefine pathological narcissism and Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD)?
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